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Our Motto—Best
(•roods, Lowest
Prices. Discount
Stamps.
in Every Dept.
Dept.
Is stocked with a complete line of new and seasonable goods of every description.
The new two button, short, double oreasted Sack Suit is the swellest thing on the
market. , We have them in a variety of patterns. We make a specialty of $10.00
Suits for men; by doing this you get a Suit here for $L0.00 that other dealers
charge $12.50.   Suits up to-$18.00 and down as low as $3.50. "	
Overcoats
Fancy, new styles, from $3.50 to $16.50. Our $16.50 Overcoat
for swell dressers is a beauty, made of extra heavy Kersey in very latest styles,
best lining and finish, would be cheap at $20.00. We pay strict attention to
every department of our business,
Finest line of Men's and Boys'
Winter Gaps
ever opened in Clare is now ready for
your inspection. Come in and get the genuine union made factory cap bought
direct for our trade.   Prices 25c, 50c and $1.00.
All kinds of Yarns, including the Lexington Woolen Mills 4-ply Yarns for
Sox and Mittens-   Shetland Floss, all colors.
Ladies' $12.50
onte Carlo Jackets
latest style, this week only $10.00.     Other
Jackets in proportion    Children's Short Jackets only 99c up to $6.00.
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A Stinging Rebuke Administered to Democratic
Campaign Methods in Michigan.
ELEVEN CONGRESSMEN, LEGISLATURE REPUBLIGAN WITH
STATE TICKET GIVEN SPLENDID MAJORITIES.
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The   Entire  County   Ticket   Elected   From   Sheriff   to
Surveyor.
Tbe Eepublicans of Clare county I Eepublican policies and President
are entirely satisfied with tbe election I Eoosevelt and his co-workers in the
in the nation, state and county.   "With j present administration has been un-
ment in their utterances on state
issues or any other issues, Democratic campaigners added a wealth of
catchy phrases and striking epithets,
all manufactured for the Anti-every-
thing campaign. Frdm beginning to
end it has been the denunciation and
arraignment of all existing conditions. The integrity of Eepublican
officials has been imputed (by insidious implication) and counted as
naught. Eepublican leaders have
been branded as boodlers, and office
holders as parasites living on the very
life's blood of the state. Even the educational system of Michigan has been
said to be in the bands of cheap politicians and faddists. Everywhere it
has been proclaimed that the whole
government is rotton to the core.
For two months tbis torrent of abuse
has been sweeping over our fair state
until it-seemed that no man's integrity but that of a Democrat was left
unimpeached. But last Tuesday the
people of our fair ^ Michigan went
quietly to the polls arid hurled all the
false charges right back in the teeth
of the traducers of the Eepublican
party of our state, saying in words
clear and distinct, "Look ye to your
own party ere you dare come forward
and like the Pharisse of old proclaim
1 ar.>. holier than thou.' " The two
months' campaign of denunciation
has been all in vain and the Democratic party of Michigan today shows
no more capability for  constructive
Heavy, dark Outings and
Mill Remnants .of- heavy,
light colored Outings, rn
Worth 7c at per yard vb
Unbleached Cotton, heavy
weight, smooth -finish, rp
worth 6c, per yard Uu
Extra heavy Blue I'll)-,
Denim worth 15c, per yd I *l_h
. Extra heavy Cottonade
Pants Cloth, good colors 4 n«
worth 25c, at per yard     13b
Heavy,  Gray   Cotton if.
Blankets, 50x72-in, per pr^fOb
Dress Goods.
TWO  SPECIALS.
.32* in fine, half wool Worsteds, black and colors,    1 n„
•*25c value, at per yard      I aG
A new line of fancy stripe
Waistings, handsome *i Qn
colors, 25c value, per yd I ab
Infants' Bonnetts.
In White Cashmere ■ and
.China Silks, an entire new
line rainging from
25c to $1.00 each.
Knit Underskirts.
A complete new line ranging from
25c to $1.50 each.
Everything to Wear.     Lowest Prices.
Monte Carlo Jackets
The demand for this popular style of coat has
been so great that it has been almost impossible
for us to show an extensive line. They come in
one day and are sold the next. We have just received several new styles that are extra values at
$10.00, $11.50, $12.50
Automobile Coats
We are showing some special values in these
popular coats in black, castor and brown,
$10   $15   $18
27-inch  Jackets
Fine all wool Kersey mercerized linings, black and castor
Extra heavy Kerseys, Satin
throughout, new Kimona
sleeves, pearl buttons,
$500
$650
Millinery
Special sale of Trimmed
Hats, begining Saturday,
November 8th, at
$1.79 Each
•VCSTAIEY MFG.C0
tiOUTlf BEND.INO.       |
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Davy & Co.
Undershirts  $1.25, $1.50, $1.75
Drawers $1.25, $1.50
Overshirts     $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
Sweaters.
AN EXTRA VALUE.
Men's heavy wool Sweaters
in gray, blue, red and black
with stripe neck and tf| nn
bottom ^JsUU.
Other styles 50C tO $3 eaCil
Hats and Gaps,
New shapes fl»j en p Qn
-in soft hats $liUU Ob $Z
~ The biggest line of Caps
we   ever    offered,     Special
values at 25C  tO   $1.00
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government than it has for the last
forty years.
The victory is a notable one and
great credit is due to chairman Diek-
ema and Secretary Alward of the Re-
OONGRESSMAN DARRAGH.
Re-elected by a Majorioy 10,000
publican state central committee for
tbe way in which the campaign has
been conducted. While Democratic
papers and orators were asserting that
Eepublicans  dare   not   meet  state
issues, the two men prepared a pamphlet on state issues, setting forth in
sucb a lucid way the facts as to our
state government that it completly
overturned all the fibs and fallacies of
Democratic doctrinaires. Quietly this
pamphlet was distributed all over the
state and it had a marked political educational influence in the state.
Great credit is due to our townsman, T. S. Dorsey, for the clean energetic campaign he made, winning
victory in the very face of the fact
that nearly all the effort of Democrats was centered in supporting his
opponent, Mr. Hughes, of Harrison,
whom they regarded as their strongest candidate'on the county ticket.
In a table below we give in detail
the vote in Clare county and we suggest that Eepublicans keep it for future reference. At the opening of the
county campaign the Sentinel took
the position that all the men on both
tickets were honorable men and no
word of insinuation has been made
againstanyone of them in these columns. Two years ago there were
1,850 votes in Olare county while now
in an "off year" no less than 1,660
were recorded, showing the growth
of the county. The vote shows the
whole county working together nnit-
edly, having interests in common,
without regard to north or south, east
or west, country or town.
Election Echoes.
Blind pitts don't go.
It's a clean sweep. Hurrah for our
side!
This was "the united Democracy"
that Ave went up against.
Aod again we rise to remark that
Glare county elects every Republican
candidate from Governor to Coroner.
imperialist, free trade, agin-the-gov-
ernment circles since Tuesday night.
The great efforts of the enemy were
concentrated against Sheriff Updegraff, Prosecuting Attorney Cummins,
and Thomas S. Dorsey but without
avail.
This is the first time in fifteen years
that the "blind pig" was brought out
CLARE COUNTY VOTE.
TOWNSHIPS .
AND WARDS",
SENATOR A. J. DOHERTY.
Re-elected by a Majority of 3,500.
a good working majority in Congress
and in the state legislature and with
the entire state and county tickets
emphatically endorsed, it becomes apparent that the people's confidence in
shaken by all the Democratic attacks
of the late campaign. Those attacks
have been characterized by bitter in-*
vective and venomous insinuation.
Tb compensate for the lack of argu-
Arthur „	
Franklin .......
Frost. ...:. 	
GarfleW..............
Grant .........,,.l.^
Greenwood.... .......
Hamilton „_.,....
. Hatton...............
Hayes.* ..........
Heading	
Sheridan	
Summorfleld	
Surrey	
Wlntorflold	
(1st ward	
Clare-< and ward .
{3rd ward	
•   - (1st wardj
Harrlson< 2nd ward.
- | 3rd ward.
Total	
Majorities.
Gov,  Congress
44 54
8 5
21 20
60 19
97 45
30 37
44 26
40 27
17 11
87 53
67 B7
37 19
132 67
30 34
88 33
04 07
51 51
27 17
H 18
20 20
935 C00
215
Jg- P-
47 51
8 5
23 18
61' IS
105 36
40 36
44 26
41 27
17 11
(19 52
73 50
• 37 IB
140 54
82 33
40 20
71 57
57 43
27 14
17 15
22 18
944 GfiO
Senate,
Hop.
Pointer
DoKerty
Graham
Campbell
Sheriff     Treasure      Cleric
and Beg.
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Pros.      Surveyor
Attorney
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44 63
8 5
23 18
61 18
101 44
42 36
42 28
40 30
10 10
101 50
72 50
38 18
134 57.
33 32
36 36
76 57-
00 42
-20 15
10 16
22 20
90-2 635
367
47 52
7 6
23 18
62 18
104 42
40 38
44 26
41 28
10 10
99 ft
74 49
37 19
107 88
32 33
«7 33
69 02
51 49
26 17
16 16
21 20
957 667
290
48 51
9 4
19 23
70 10
89 54
40 89
29 41
37 33
21 8
62 92
68 67
33 24
146 ii>
21 45
3r> 37
68 74
46 55
24 19
22 11
25 If.
902 712
160
47 52
3 10
19 23
65 25
94 49
32 48
14 6fi
-31 -88
8 21
85 Of,,
08 57
25 31
141 53
24 41
31 41
73 62
63 49
14" 32
8 25
14 28
839 808
31
57 42
11 2
24 17
64 16
,105 38
49 32
62 18- .
43 27
17 11
106 46
76 48
45 13
141 50
32 32 .
34 41
69 61
57 48
29 14
28 5
26 16
106i G77
487
44 55
9 4
18 24
60 20
70 67
34 47
30 *0
39 31
13 16
85 60
52 74
23 35
117 75
25 41
30 41
65 69
32 69
' 25 19
24 8
23 ,.19.*
825 819
45 54
3 10
14
57
96
33 46
28 42
42 28
16 IS
92 69
60 57
23 32
113 81
22 43
36 34
59 61
10 20
24
10
19
22
16 26
8U 743
63'
GOVERNOR AARON T. BLISS. * -^
Ee.elected Chief Magistrate of Michigan by a Majority of 35,000.
When Sheriden wants a couple of
Clare city Democrats to come out and
work that town with budge on election day, they will send for 'em.
Our greetings to Congressman Darragh and Senator Doherty. Four
hundred majority in Clare county is a
pretty good showiDg, thank you.
There's weeping and wailing and
gnashnig of teeth in free'sttver, anti-
to bolster up the Democratic party in
.this end of the county. It probably
won't happen again very.soon.
William E. Aldrich has a good kick
coming, same as M. P. Robinson of
Farwell had two years ago. The
Democrats evidently put him ori the
ticket solely for trading purposes.
The people have spoken and legis-.
tered their determination, to <'let well
enongh alone.'* ■
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